2013-02-24, 23:01
Gelid has a couple of good 3-pin fans, one is 1000RPM and the other one has a temperature sensor. You can't go wrong with Scythe either, especially the low RPM fans like the 1200RPM or 800RPM.
(2013-02-24, 22:06)dio_free Wrote: Seems defective. Tried the fan on my gaming rig and it does the same thing.Defective is an interesting way of putting it. I would say broken, ie you broke it. You can't go around cutting off tabs and randomly connecting things, trying to reverse connectors etc. Your posts make for some crazy reading.
(2013-02-25, 18:20)voochi Wrote:(2013-02-24, 22:06)dio_free Wrote: Seems defective. Tried the fan on my gaming rig and it does the same thing.Defective is an interesting way of putting it. I would say broken, ie you broke it. You can't go around cutting off tabs and randomly connecting things, trying to reverse connectors etc. Your posts make for some crazy reading.
The pinout for the fan headers is clearly given in the manual and if you don't know what that means you should leave well enough alone. Those tabs are specifically to prevent noobs from doing exactly what you've just done.
(2013-02-25, 12:20)zxz0O0 Wrote: As you can see on this picture I have similiar setup:
I'm running this setup now for almost half a year, without any problems so far. Although I don't think my CPU reaches 60 C, I think it stays around 40 C. (I have Intel i3 2125)
(2013-02-25, 08:00)Dougie Fresh Wrote: Do you already have something in the 3.5" bay under the optical drive?